The five-year deal with Philadelphia-based Global Spectrum could mean more big-name acts will play Portland.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Portland Pipe Line sues South Portland over ban on loading crude oil
Adopted last summer, the city’s ordinance aims to prevent the flow of tar sands oil into Maine.
Gas prices to rise in Maine and U.S., but no need to hoard $1.99 fuel
Analysts expect the usual spring increases, topping out at $2.50 or $2.80 in June before prices drop off, avoiding a ‘fuel apocalypse.’
Heavy snowfall to hit Maine on Monday
The National Weather Service says 6 to 12 inches are expected in southern and central Maine.
Former designer sues BIW claiming ethnic, religious discrimination
Husam D. Abed says nothing was done after he told supervisors that he was singled out by other employees because he is Palestinian and Muslim.
Second storm moves out of Maine, with forecasters looking out for more
A new layer of snow covers the 2 feet or more that fell in Maine on Tuesday. Now, the question is whether two storms next week will go out to sea.
Auburn fire, started by 6-year-old boy, leaves 40 homeless
The fire starts on a bed in a fourth-floor apartment Friday morning.
Owner wants to tear down Travelodge in Portland, build new motel
Kamlesh Patel has applied for city approval, but it’s unlikely the demolition and construction could be complete by the end of this summer.
Mainers’ storm survival kit? Start with bread, milk and bottled water
And they can’t hunker down comfortably without a good supply of rock salt and batteries, either.
Layoffs by Shaw’s did discriminate, rights panel rules
It says the supermarket chain targeted older workers by limiting cuts to full-time employees.